Kenya's breathtaking sceneries and landscapes show some of the finest vistas since the point of creation. The warm and humid climate along the coastline on the Indian Ocean changes to wildlife-rich savannah grasslands moving inland towards the capital Nairobi, which has a cool climate that gets colder as one moves towards Mount Kenya. This is where the word ‘safari’ was born.
Accommodation
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Alfajiri
Deemed the finest private homes on the Kenyan coast, Alfajiri offers three villas which according to Condé Nast Traveller are rated amongst the best beach villas in the world.
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Funzi Keys
Funzi Keys is an idyllic beachside paradise just fifteen minutes flying time from Mombasa. One of Tatler’s ‘101 Best Seaside Hotels’ in the World, it lies on a remote and undeveloped island..
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Hemingways
In keeping with the great man’s love of fishing, Hemingways is one of Africa’s best game-fishing centres.
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Manda Bay
For a pre or post-safari break, Manda Bay in Kenya’s tranquil Lamu Kiwayu archipelago could hardly be better.
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Msambweni House
Msambweni House is in a secluded, unspoilt beach setting set in 28 acres of natural land on Kenya’s Indian Ocean coastline.
